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by Zababa 3y ago
I think the issue is more exactly "nobody wants to learn cobol at that price". Lots of people found a passion for JavaScript and React in the last years due to the salaries.
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by Zababa 3y ago
That's great news! Having recently started a job using Go, I like how the language is slowly but surely improving. It feels like it's possible for me to catch up with what has already been done and the evolutions.
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by Zababa 3y ago
I get your point, but being present in the subway or the bus is worthless for me. When walking it's different, especially if there's some nature and not too many people nearby.
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by Zababa 3y ago
There is a meme that carries more or less the same idea: https://i.ibb.co/3CNSCq2/103.jpg
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by Zababa 3y ago
Nice to see other alternatives to find. I personally use fd ( https://github.com/sharkdp/fd ) a lot, as I find the UX much better. There is one thing that I think could be better, around the difference between "want
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by Zababa 3y ago
From the same link: > How do I know when to release 1.0.0? > If your software is being used in production, it should probably already be 1.0.0. If you have a stable API on which users have come to depend, you should be 1.0.0. If you’r
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by Zababa 3y ago
It was fun, I especially liked the commute and optimisation! I'm always happy to see new articles on your blog, thanks for writing and sharing it.
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by Zababa 3y ago
Thank you for the explanation, seeing a simple concrete example really helps.
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by Zababa 3y ago
Async/await, at least in JS, is here to make asynchronous code look like synchronous code, as in you can say "let toto = await asynchronousFunction(); doSomething(toto)". Without it when you want to do asynchronous stuff you
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by Zababa 3y ago
> I don’t think movie tickets for $20 can compete with concerts ($20-infinity), major league sports ($15-200), plays, and other activities. They don't always have to compete. I rarely go see concerts, and I never go see sports, play
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by Zababa 3y ago
> This result feels like creepy perpetual motion. It’s like they’re teaching the AI ethics by making it write an ethics textbook and then read the textbook it just wrote. Is this a free lunch? Shouldn’t it be impossible for the AI to te
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by Zababa 3y ago
In the case of "scrapped a bunch of data about you without your knowledge or consent" I agree, I can't imagine a case where it would benefit me. More generally, I'm not really sure. I like the idea of being able to clean
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by Zababa 3y ago
> But is that really violating your rights by having someone request your data be deleted from someone else's dataset? If I used Spotify and anyone could delete my data (playlists for example) that would be quite annoying.
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by Zababa 3y ago
Great website! Small feedback that may or may not be relevant to you: on mobile (chrome, android) I can't see the horizontal slider for monthly active users and the calculated monthly price on the same screen (on the pricint page), tha
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by Zababa 3y ago
Finally, an opportunity to share this https://nsl.com/papers/denial.html
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by Zababa 3y ago
I think most languages have a concept of "expression" where the meaning of the words is not what they mean literally, but something else.
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by Zababa 3y ago
Do landlors consider themselves business owners? The few I know seem to treat it differently. It might be because they rent one or two houses/apparemments at most.
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by Zababa 3y ago
> You could sell me on Non-Newtonian-Kevlar though: Pliant to a slow crease, rock-hard with a sudden strike. "Nanomachines, son. They harden in response to physical trauma."
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by Zababa 3y ago
I think the issue with Matrix is that going from vulnerable to invulnerable is a downgrade. However, if the invulnerability is "part of the contract", then you don't have this downgrade. You can also have low stakes with a vu
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by Zababa 3y ago
The Raid 1 and 2 were a breath of fresh air for that, if you liked John Wick I would absolutely recommand them.
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by Zababa 3y ago
This seems to be about actors, not tools. If you have two actors from Russia, the first one can be cat blizzard and the other dog blizzard. The only thing encoded in the name is the group/subgroup.
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by Zababa 3y ago
Outside of silly, your proposition also allows to encode more information into the name. Race could be geographical origin, class can be if it's state-sponsored or independant, level the "level of danger", and gear the method
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by Zababa 3y ago
Counterpoint: if not all doctors are equal, and better doctors charge more, having more money makes you able to afford better doctors. If your doctor is 10% better at detecting cancer for example, that may translate to a longer life. My int
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by Zababa 3y ago
From what I can understand from the wikipedia page for the graph theory trees https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tree_(graph_theory) , what I'm used to calling tree ("computer science trees"?) are rooted trees
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by Zababa 3y ago
> My domain name is so important, since it is in the ultimate recovery path for so many descendant nodes, it would probably have at least two parent nodes (I didn't say anything about the tree having to be a binary tree). If your do
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by Zababa 3y ago
It works with software/programming too, you can create your own tools the same way you create your "end product".
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by Zababa 3y ago
The author wrote a whole book on Janet, with 11 of the 13 chapters focusing on something else than macros: https://janet.guide/ . I've been reading it in the last few days and it's very nice, there are lots of thin
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by Zababa 4y ago
If the answer doesn't do what I want, either I see it and can fix this, or I don't and then the origin of the answer doesn't really matter. That's my experience solving my problems, and I'm sure other people may hav
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by Zababa 4y ago
You have to apply your point about awareness to your reasoning about product placement. You don't start with everything that exists in your head, all of them having a 50/50 chance of existing, and then seeing the car reduces this
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by Zababa 4y ago
Google and stackoverflow have the same issue. Often I won't find the answer I'm looking for, and I'll have to use something that's close to my problem but not exactly the same. ChatGPT has the same issue, but I can tell

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